Slumber Valley Campground — Hotel in Meshoppen Township

The first impression seemed favorable. It appeared to be a quiet, family oriented campgrounds. As time went by (we committed to staying 4 months full-time), we had a couple horror/issues with the owners. In addition, speaking with other campers - both seasonal & occasional campers - there were other horror stories from the owners more concerned about their picnic tables rather than notifying campers to evacuate because the creek was going to flood where the campers stood - the campers / RV's were destroyed in the flood (during our stay, the creek did overflow the bank in some places but the owners didn't contact us for any concerns) to giving a discount which was paid in full at the beginning of the stay and then trying to charge an entire month's fee for an additional 7 days/1 week stay plus overcharging on the electric and saying a canceled check was not proof of payment. We also, on several occasions, had campground employees come up and look at what we had outside (I had the car and my husband was there and caught them in the act). The restrooms were not serviced very well. In the 4 months that we were there the light in the women's shower worked twice so showering in the dark was the norm. Add in the fact that it was normal for debris to be on the floor, showering had to include flip flops and/or a floor mat to safely bathe. On a couple occasions, the campground hosted private parties that had loud booming music that literally vibrated our RV till well after midnight (1 - 2 am). Those times were not a pleasant experience. When campers were loud, there was no consequences for disturbing the peace. The rules they had in writing were ignored and the owners made up rules as it suited them. We will never stay there again. If you're a full-time RVer or even a seasonal camper, I would not recommend this campground and if you do, carefully check your bills as they have a tendency to...

Saw this on a YouTube video made by some motorcycle campers. It looked scenic, they liked the site, and the location suited my motorcycle trip. Unfortunately I didn't check the rates. $38 seems like a lot for a basic tent site (no electric) + $20 key deposit to get through gate after 7PM. Cash only was somewhat inconvenient. I definitely was NOT a happy camper when my key DID NOT OPEN THE GATE when I returned at 7:50 PM. Because I had left my side bags at the site, I was narrow enough to squeeze between the end of the gate and the big rock.

The next downside I experienced here was the truck noise. The campground is close enough to US6 that truck noise is pretty annoying.

Because rain was predicted to start at nine, I got packed and was leaving then as the rain in fact started right on schedule. Unfortunately, the office was closed, so I couldn't get my $20 key deposit back unless I stood in the rain and waited for an hour. Several days later as I was heading home, I took a detour to get my $20.

I won't come here again and I won't recommend it to any friends, but it is worth noting the the bathrooms were clean and the whole campground seemed pretty tidy and...

Let’s start by saying the initial impression was great the staff was very nice. And then you start dealing with the actual owners thy are something else. Everything little thing thy try and charge for right down to leaving early when thy where fully aware and did not say anything about a charge.then i paid for my camper to get pumped and thy did not open my second grey water tank the water started to back up on me and I told them that thy did not empty the second tank and thy still charged me 15$ to do what I had already paid for and thy neglected do. I had spoken with a few other campers and we all had the same problem with getting billed extra our double for the electric .If you are just going to stay for a night our two not a bad place but if you are going to be staying for a prolonged period of time it just gets frustrating dealing with the money hungry owners. Do your self a favor and look for a different place to stay! And the last thing if you do decide to stay for a few weeks make sure to write down your electric meter and you bring your weed eater because thy won’t do the up keep around your camper my grass was 3 feet tall at the end of my stay very...